Didn't work
By Carl on 04/11/2017
I wet the lawn and waited a few hours and then applied the product as specified--5 pounds per 1,000 square feet. Then I watered as directed. It looked like most of the area (about 2,000 square feet) was free of mole crickets. It's been about a week and they are back again. Lots of money for nothing!
Expert response:
Thank you for your comments! We are sorry that you did not get the expected results from using the Advion Insect Granule Bait. When dealing with large mole cricket populations, you may need to bait more than once to eliminate them. Keep in mind that you want to delay watering after the granules have been put out. Per the product label:
For best results, apply in late afternoon to areas of turfgrass that are infested with mole crickets. If the soil is not moist, then it is important to irrigate before application to bring the mole crickets to the soil surface where exposure to Advion Insect Granule will be maximized. For optimal effectiveness, allow grass that is wet with dew, rainfall or irrigation to dry before application. Rainfall or irrigation within 2 to 3 days after application may reduce the effectiveness of Advion Insect Granule.
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Advion Insect Granule Bait
By Bob on 06/14/2019
Tried it on a Carpenter ant problem I had. Ants initially swarmed the small amount I put down then they avoided it like the plague. A week later I still had ants. So I went back to the old spray poison and that worked. With the cost of $95 for a bag needless to say I'm totally disappointed and frankly will never purchase it again. I would have put no stars on if it were a choice.
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